Sentence examples for expected to cede from inspiring English sources

Barry Zubrow, who runs the bank's regulatory affairs, is expected to cede his position by January.

Kenya is to have a presidential election next year in which Mr. Moi, who has held office since 1978, is expected to cede power to a successor.

By 2022, China is expected to cede the dubious distinction of being the world's most populous nation to India, according to the population division of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs.

In a speech last November in which he was expected to cede more ground to the Tory rebels on immigration, he made quite clear he would not go any further.

Today's vote is expected to cede much of the country's political power to Mr Yanukovich and his allies, although Mr Yushchenko will remain in control of foreign policy and defence.

IDC also notes that it's starting to see more developed markets already take their feet off the gas in terms of rapid adoption, with "maturing markets such as the U.S. now expected to cede share more rapidly to emerging markets such as Asia/Pacific".

In red: Nibali The Italian has 128 points to Mark Cavendish's 117, but will surely expect to cede points to the Manxman at the flat finish in Brescia.

The parliament in Kiev is expected to approve constitutional changes to cede significant powers to the eastern regions.

"We don't expect him to cede any of that control to crazy Republicans".

You would expect Egypt and Tunisia to cede ground after the political unrest earlier this year, against a tragic background of terrorist attacks on tourists at destinations across North Africa.

Though recent wild currency swings could delay the reckoning, many economists expect Japan to cede its rank as the world's second-largest economy sometime next year, as much as five years earlier than previously forecast.